Examples of using Revised guidelines in English and their translations into Hungarian
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These revised guidelines have not been subject to our review.
The European Banking Authority(EBA) has published today its revised Guidelines on Internal Governance.
These revised guidelines have not been subject to our review(see paragraph 17).
Many of the improvements we want tomake will be taken forward on the basis of our revised guidelines on impact assessments.
The revised guidelines will foresee the better documentation of the dialogue.
This was too late for most Member States andregions to take the revised guidelines into account in the MTR.
IMF, 2014, Revised guidelines for public debt management', IMF-World Bank, p. 5-6.
In April 2004 the European Parliament and the Council adopted the revised guidelines with Decision No 884/2004/EC6, amending Decision No 1692/96/EC.
The revised Guidelines presented to the Member States for the financial year 2008 address the Court's observation.
The Commission recognised that thereare improvements to be made to reporting and revised guidelines have recently(December 2010) been agreed with the UN for implementation on a trial basis.
The revised guidelines for financial year 2010 were distributed in the Agriculture Funds Committee meeting of 18 June 2010.
(b) The Commission recognises thatimprovements can be made to reporting and revised guidelines have recently(December 2010) been agreed with the UN for implementation on a trial basis.
Revised guidelines on the further specification of the indicators of global systemic importance and their disclosure.
In line with the Commission's new approach to Better Regulation, the revised guidelines ensure that services also consider policy options that do not involve the use of‘classical' forms of regulation.
The revised guidelines replace guidelines from 2003 on the protection of civilians in EU-led crisis management operations.
It will allow road infrastructure safety management to become a comprehensive system based on a thorough analysis ofaccidents, the identification of risky designs, revised guidelines and training curricula, as well as the implementation of effective remedial measures.
The Commission's revised guidelines issued in june 2010 explicitly address this point of pfm reporting.
This assessment will be made more structured and will be more clearly linked to gbs design.further guidance will be incorporated into the revised guidelines. special report no 11/2010- The Commission's management of general budget support in aCp, latin american and asian countries.
The Council adopted revised guidelines on the criteria for selection procedures in UN system organizations, the EU coordination of applications and support for third country candidates.
As the new instructions and revised guidelines are relatively recent, their full impact has yet to been seen in the system.
The revised Guidelines for setting fines for antitrust infringements and the revised Leniency Notice will strengthen the effectiveness of the Commission's action and offer clearer guidance for business.
On 19 December 2012 the European Commission adopted revised guidelines for the application of EU state aid rules to the broadband sector, containing in particular a reinforcement of open access obligations and improved transparency rules.
The revised guidelines are designed to give overall pointers for conducting impact assessments- from the preliminary IA right through to the final options for submission to Commission by the directorate-general conducting the assessment.
As soon as government officials agree on the details of the revised guidelines- a process that is expected to take 12 months- Nakauchi believes the first pig carrying a human organ can be produced“quite quickly, because the technique has been established already.”.
The revised Guidelines will also reinforce the message that, while impact assessments typically examine problems that can be addressed by action at EU-level, they must take into account the fact that the problems and the measures taken to address them, may have different effects in different Member States and regions of the Union9.
On 19 December 2012 the European Commission adopted revised guidelines for the application of EU state aid rules to the broadband sector, containing in particular a reinforcement of open access obligations and improved transparency rules.
On the basis of these revised guidelines, coupled with a training seminar for National Authorities on 2 March 2010, it is expected that the 2009 Declarations of Assurance will be of better and of more homo genous quality than in the past years.'(p. 35).
The Commission has replied to Special Report No 11/2010 that‘the revised guidelines will provide more detailed guidance on the intervention logic underlying the general budget support programmes in order to better articulate the link between objectives and results'.
This package includes the revised Guidelines for the trans-European Network of Transport, the‘Connecting Europe Facility' with a total budget of 50 billion euros and a proposal for the early implementation of project bonds with the European Investment Bank.
On the other hand the revised guidelines involved only a number of qualitative shifts in the initial guidelines, for instance in the consolidation of the Lisbon strategy, in the fields of transport(emphasis on intermodality, shift from road to rail and waterways) and energy.